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Dominic Fike | When We Fell Apart

She was just starting to be heard. From posting covers online to signing her first record deal, everything in y/n’s life was finally beginning to fall into place—until she met him. At an industry event for rising artists, she crosses paths with Dominic Fike—another name on the verge of becoming something bigger. What starts as a simple conversation turns into something intense, fast, and impossible to ignore. They fall hard. Too hard. But as their careers begin to take off, so does everything else—late nights, pressure, distance, and choices that start pulling them apart. Loving each other was easy. Holding onto it isn’t. When he walks away, convinced he’s doing the right thing, it leaves behind a kind of heartbreak neither of them knows how to move on from. Because some people don’t just leave your life. No matter how much time passes, or how far you go… they find their way back.

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Maddy Perez | Different Than the Rest

As Maddy Perez’s relationship with Nate Jacobs becomes increasingly toxic, she finds herself gravitating toward the one person who has always loved her gently: y/n Bailey, her soft-hearted longtime friend who makes her feel safe in ways nobody else ever has.

Dominic Fike | The Record Store

You’re working a shift at a record store when Dominic Fike stops by for an interview. After the crowd clears out, the musician who kept glancing your way suddenly asks for your number—and invites you to hang out with him and his band later that night.

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Dominic Fike | 3 Nights

It was only supposed to be three nights. Three nights of laughter, late drives, and conversations that felt a little too real. Then he left—no goodbye, no promises, just a memory you were supposed to forget. But months later, you hear a song… and realize he didn’t forget you at all. Now he’s everywhere, and you’re left wondering— Did those three nights mean as much to him as they did to you?

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Dominic Fike | Just Following the Script

You’ve just landed a role on Euphoria—a show known for its raw, unfiltered take on relationships, addiction, and the messy parts of growing up. Nothing about it is subtle. The scenes are intense. Emotional. Intimate in ways that don’t leave much room for distance. And somehow, you’re right in the middle of it. Especially when you’re cast opposite Dominic Fike. On screen, the chemistry is undeniable—close scenes, lingering moments, a connection that feels a little too real. It’s part of the job. At least, that’s what you tell yourself. But off screen, it doesn’t feel much different. He teases you like he’s known you longer than he has, pushes just enough to get a reaction, and looks at you like he’s trying to figure something out. And the more time you spend around him— the harder it is to tell where the acting stops. Because some moments aren’t in the script. And some feelings— don’t turn off when the cameras do.

The End of Our F*cking World

Y/N feels stuck—same routine, same place, same life that doesn’t feel like hers. Then she meets Dominic Fike. What starts as a random interaction turns into something unexpected—quick conversations, strange energy, and a connection that doesn’t make much sense but keeps pulling them back to each other. He’s quiet, a little unpredictable, and not the kind of person most people would trust. She’s impulsive enough not to care. And when one of them suggests leaving—just getting in a car and going— neither of them really stops to think about it. What follows is messy, reckless, and completely out of control. But somewhere between bad decisions and empty roads— they find something real. Even if it was never meant to last.

Rue Bennet | Sweet Like Summer

After relapsing, Rue Bennett ends up at the last place anyone would expect: y/n’s house. They’ve known each other since childhood but were never close — just two girls who grew up in the same town. Soft-spoken, gentle, and impossible not to trust, y/n quietly lets Rue stay without judgment, becoming the one person Rue feels truly safe with. As Rue keeps returning to her whenever life falls apart, the two grow unexpectedly close, blurring the line between comfort and love while Jules, addiction, and emotional dependency threaten to pull everything apart.

Gas Station Flowers

Y/n and Dominic Fike have been inseparable since kindergarten, growing up together in the chaos of humid Florida summers, broken homes, and trailer park nights. As Dom’s music career begins taking off, fame, addiction, and self-destruction slowly threaten the life they built together. No matter how badly things fall apart, though, one thing never changes — they love each other too much to let go easily.

Dominic Fike | Best Friend Baby

After growing up together in Naples, Florida, y/n and Dominic Fike went from childhood best friends to inseparable lovers at seventeen, staying together for five years as they chased their dreams of becoming musicians. But when fame finally found them, the pressure of success, distance, and heartbreak slowly destroyed the relationship they thought would last forever. Now, years after their devastating breakup, both are globally famous singer-songwriters whose music still seems haunted by each other. Fans remain obsessed with their relationship, dissecting lyrics, interviews, and every interaction for proof they were always meant to find their way back. When fate unexpectedly reunites them at the height of their careers, y/n and Dominic are forced to confront the love they never truly escaped — and decide whether some people are destined to return to each other, no matter how badly they broke apart.

Dominic Fike | Can’t Escape You

Y/N’s life changes overnight—and suddenly, she’s standing on one of the biggest stages in the world. The last thing she expects is Dominic Fike announcing her name. What should’ve been a quick moment turns into something else entirely—one look, one interaction that lingers just a little longer than it should. And somehow, it doesn’t end there. They keep running into each other. Conversations that start casual but never stay that way. Teasing that feels a little too intentional. A connection neither of them fully acknowledges—but neither of them ignores. At first, it’s easy to brush off. But the more it builds, the harder it is to pretend it’s nothing. Because maybe it was never just a moment. And maybe he knew that first.

Dominic Fike | Grammy Parties

Y/N and Dominic Fike have been best friends for years—close enough to blur the line, but never enough to cross it. Until one night changes everything. After the Grammys, what starts as just another late night together turns into something neither of them can ignore. A simple moment turns into something heavier, something real—and suddenly, all the tension they’ve been pretending isn’t there becomes impossible to avoid. Because maybe it was never just friendship. And maybe he’s known that all along. Now, with everything out in the open, they’re forced to face what they’ve been dancing around for years—and figure out what happens when the one person who’s always been safe… isn’t just that anymore.